Feature request: support URL query strings for opcode searches
See original GitHub issueFirst, this site is amazing, thank you for continuing to improve it!
Request: I would love to be able automate a quick opcode (or precompile) search using a format like https://www.evm.codes/search?fork=arrow-glacier&opcode={query}
. Where the fork defaults to the current live
value.
I’d use this site on a daily basis if it were that easy. 😃
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Thanks @Saw-mon-and-Natalie I guess the first step would be to add the fork in the link to opcodes, because I realise now that it is missing. That should not be too hard, if you want to start with that?
For example when I click on the first link to opcode 00, I get https://www.evm.codes/#00, would be even better with the fork.
Amazing, TY!